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Head Injury Assessment in the Emergency Department
Emergency Doctor (speaking English) and Patient (speaking Russian) talk through “Head Injury Assessment in the Emergency Department”. You interpret both ways — English into Russian, and Russian into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.
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Before we begin the examination, can you describe exactly what happened and how you ended up here at The Tweed Hospital this afternoon, please?
Я поскользнулась на кухне около четырёх часов дня и сильно ударилась головой об угол стола.
Did you lose consciousness at any point during the fall, and have you vomited or felt nauseous since it happened?
Нет, сознание я не теряла, но меня один раз стошнило, и сейчас немного кружится голова.
Are you currently taking any blood-thinning medication, such as warfarin or aspirin, or any other regular prescriptions?
Да, я каждый день принимаю варфарин по одной таблетке из-за проблем с сердцем.
Because you're taking warfarin, we need to arrange a CT scan of your head within the next hour to make sure there's no internal bleeding.
Хорошо, я согласна на сканирование. Скажите, пожалуйста, будет ли это больно?
The scan itself is completely painless. We'll also give you some paracetamol for the headache, and we'll monitor you closely here for several hours.
Спасибо. Могу ли я выйти на работу завтра, если результаты сканирования будут хорошими?
Not necessarily. Even if the scan comes back clear, you'll need to rest for at least twenty-four hours, and you must return immediately if any symptoms worsen.
Понятно. Я буду осторожна и обязательно вернусь в больницу, если почувствую себя хуже.
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